US7676926B2 - Decorative fencing system - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to a decorative fencing system, and, more particularly, to such a decorative fencing system that includes multiple components and may be arranged in a potentially infinite number of combinations and permutations so as to be used as a small or low fence, or a decorative accent for a yard or walk, or even a combination thereof.
- Decorative fencing systems have long been known in the industry, as has the use of sectional fence structures to create various configurations for fencing systems. Some examples of such fencing systems are shown in patents that date back to the mid to late 1800s, such as, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 807 to Jenkins for “Iron Fence” in 1859; U.S. Pat. No. 6,411 to Healey for “Fences” in 1873; U.S. Pat. No. 9,274 to Ricker for “Fence” in 1876; U.S. Pat. No. 207,518 to Hayden for “Fence” in 1878; U.S. Pat. No.
- a primary object of the present invention to provide a decorative fencing system having several components that may be arranged in a limitless number of configurations or combinations.
- the present invention in brief summary, comprises a decorative fencing system designed to be used as a small fence or decorative accent for a yard, or combination thereof.
- the fencing system includes several different components that may be joined in various combinations so as to create a limitless number of different configurations or arrangements.
- the components include base units, decorative end units and gate units, each of which may be attached to the other components in any combination thereof.
- Each of these components are attached to post sections which are inserted through post rings or post hinges on the individual components to thereby allow for each component to be rotated to the desired position relative to the post section.
- the post sections are secured to the ground by means of stakes that are first driven into the ground and the post section is then inserted into a sleeve in the stake to thereby provide support and stability for the fencing system.
- a separate and smaller pin is provided on the end units to anchor these components to the ground.
- FIG. 1 is a front elevational view of the decorative fencing system of the present invention showing the various components thereof.
- FIG. 2 is an exploded front elevational view of the post and stake of the decorative fencing system of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 are perspective views illustrating some of the various configurations of the decorative fencing system of the present invention.
- the fencing system 10 comprises separate structural components 12 including a base unit 14 , gate unit 16 and end unit 18 , which are arranged and combined with each other so as to create a potentially limitless number of configurations for the decorative fencing system 10 .
- the structural components 12 are attached to each other by means of one or more posts 20 to which the structural components 12 may be affixed.
- the means for attaching the structural components 12 comprises post rings 22 , which are disposed on either end of the base units 14 or on one end of the end unit 18 , or by post hinges 24 , which are disposed on the outside edges of the gate units 16 .
- the post rings 22 are essentially annular elements having an inner diameter slightly larger than the diameter or width of the posts 20 such that post 20 may be slidably inserted within the post rings 22 to thereby engage either the base unit 14 or end unit 18 .
- the post hinges 24 including the same annular element similar to the post rings 22 , coupled with a hinge 26 that allows the individual gate elements 28 of the gate unit 16 to swing open and shut.
- the gate elements 28 comprise a pair of complementary doors that may be operated independently or concurrently, although other designs are possible so as to fit with the design and theme of the decorative fencing system 10 .
- each of the structural components 12 includes two post rings 22 or post hinges 24 at each end at which the component 12 may be attached to the post 20 —for example, the base unit 14 includes two post rings 22 on either side thereof, the gate unit 16 includes two post hinges 24 on the outside edge of each gate element 28 , and the end unit 18 includes two post rings 22 on one side thereof.
- the post rings 22 or post hinges 24 are attached to a substantially vertical element 30 so that the post rings 22 or post hinges 24 are in alignment when receiving the posts 20 .
- alternate embodiments are contemplated in which either the post rings 22 or post hinges 24 are attached to horizontal components or other elements provided, however, that the post rings 22 or post hinges 24 are in alignment.
- only two post rings 22 or post hinges 24 are disposed along each vertical element 30 , more may be provided so as to further strengthen and secure the attachment of the structural components 12 to the posts 20 .
- the post rings 22 and post hinges 24 are disposed at the top and the bottom of the vertical elements 30 , as shown in FIG. 1 , they may be positioned at various heights along the length of the vertical elements 30 as may be desired.
- the height of the upper post ring 32 on the base unit 14 is higher than that of the upper post ring 32 on the end unit 18 , which, in turn, is higher than upper post hinge 34 on the gate unit 16 .
- This configuration facilitates the combination of two or more structural components 12 since the post rings 22 or post hinges 24 will not necessarily interfere with each other.
- the decorative fencing system 10 is secured to the ground by means of one or more stakes 40 .
- the stakes 40 are designed to be driven into the ground and receive the posts 20 to thereby support the structural components 12 in place.
- the stakes 40 are wedge shaped or include a plurality of fins so as to facilitate their insertion into the ground, although a variety of alternative designs are possible.
- the shape of the stakes 40 is designed with the idea that the stakes would be forcibly driven into the ground.
- these elements could be of practically any shape or size, provided they could receive and retain the posts 20 .
- the stakes 40 receive and retain the posts 20 by means of a stake sleeve 42 , essentially a cylindrical recess or cavity within the body of the stake 40 having an internal diameter slightly larger than the diameter or width of the post 20 such that the post 20 will be received within and retained by the stake sleeve 42 by means of frictional contact therebetween.
- the stake sleeve 42 should be of sufficient length so as to securely receive the post 20 , and the length of the portion of the stake 40 that is inserted into the ground should be sufficient to prevent the post 20 from toppling over when the decorative fencing system 10 is assembled.
- the length of the portion of the stake 40 that is inserted into the ground is approximately 10 inches, although longer stakes 40 would function just as well, and shorter ones may also serve effectively provided the weight of the structural components and posts 20 are not to great, and the ground itself is firm enough to retain the stake 40 therein.
- the stake sleeve 42 should extend about the ground level by a sufficient height to allow the desired clearance between the bottom of the structural components 12 and the ground.
- the gate unit 16 since the gate elements 28 must clear any uneven ground so as to allow the elements to open and close properly. Furthermore, the combined weight of the post 20 and any structural components 12 attached thereto serve to force the post 20 within the stake sleeve 42 and prevent the post from sliding out.
- the end units 18 serve to provide decorative termination points for the decorative fencing system 10 , and as such, include a decorative termination point 44 on the side opposite the vertical element 30 or the side to which the post rings 22 are attached.
- a separate stake pin 46 is provided at the termination point 44 , which stake pin 46 extends below ground level when the end unit 18 is attached, thereby securing the end of the end unit 18 to the ground.
- the stake pin 46 is long and thin to facilitate its insertion into the ground. It is also of approximately the same length as the stake 40 , although a shorter stake pin 46 would work just as effectively.
- the components of the decorative fencing system 10 are manufactured from tubular steel, both square and round stock.
- a powder coat finish may be provided on some or all of the elements.
- a separate color or finish or a different material, such as bronze colored cast iron, may be used for decorative accents 48 such as finals 50 or decorative ball caps 52 . All the steel components are ideally welded in assembly, and the decorative accents 48 may be held in place by force fit, adhesive, welding, some combination thereof or other means known in the art.
- the process of assembling the fencing system 10 is designed to be simple and easy to alter.
- a stake 40 is driven into the ground, and the individual structural components 12 are held into place above the stake 40 .
- a post 20 is inserted through the post rings 22 and/or post hinges 24 , then inserted into the stake sleeve 42 of the stake 40 .
- the process is repeated as necessary until the desired configuration is achieved, allowing for a potentially infinite number of combinations and angles between the structural components.
- FIG. 3 Since each of the structural components 12 may be purchased separately, the decorative fencing system 10 may be as large or as small as the user, such as a homeowner or landscaper, desires.
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